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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17
Wants CoToborative Testimony from
New York

PARIS, Nov. l6.
The Wilson inquiry commission has cabled
to New York to ask Baron Seller whether
he will corrOborate the statement made by
his wife before the commission that he had
paid NJ. Wilson s40o 900 to procure con-
tracts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17
Sued for Libel.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov, I6
f. o. Sheppard, editor of the News was
arrested on Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Lu-
briel or Montreal, on charge of libelling the
sixty-ffth French regiment during the
Northwest rebellion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17
10000 SPECIAL coNsTABLEs
To Quell the Riots that may Occur in
London.

LoNDoN, Nov l6.
The Globe unoflieially says that the gov
ernment will swear in twenty thousand spec
ial constables to check further riots
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Sale of Copper Mines.

BRADFORD. VT. Nov. 16.
The sale of the Ely Copper Mines at aue-
ton by the receiver, set for today at West
Fairlee adjourned to JAN 18th.
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Hanged the Williams.

LOUISIANA. Mo, Nov lG.
1t is reported that posse in pursuit of the
two trampS who attempted to assault two
ladies in Pike county, overlook and hanged
th.D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17
PRINcEToNS PRESIDENT.
DR.. McCosh to be Succeeded by DR..
Patten.
NEWARK, \. j.. Nov.

NEWARK, \. J.. NOV. TO.
The Evening News announces that Rev.
DIR. Francis l.. Patten, professor of geology
at Pinceton College, will succeed DIR. Nc
Gosh as president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17

MINIATURES, Nov. Ii.
Broughton catcher of the MiIwaukees
has signed with Detroit.
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THE FATAL REVOLVER
Again Does Terrible Mischief.

DETROIT, Nov. l6.
The nine-year-old son of Randolph Gray
don shot and killed his elder sister ON Sun
day, while playfully pointing his fathers re-
yoIypr nj her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17
SUDDEN DEATH
OF Gentleman Attending the Remains
of the Dead
PRov1pExcE, Nov. l6.

Benz. G. Gunner of Manchester, \. H.
came here Monday with the remains OF
Knight Templar from that city. He fell SICK
with apoplectic symptoms, which were accom-
panied by chronic disease of long standing
and today he died
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17
A French General Dead.
GARDINER.

PARIS, Nov. lG.
Gen. lie Flo is dead, aged S3 years.
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LAUNCHED AT LAST.
The Big Timber Raft Afloat.

ST. JoHN. n b., Nov. l6.
The monster timber raft at Joggins has
been successfully launched.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-11-17
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
In Mine Explosion Fourteen Men are
Killed


Fourteen persons were killed by an explo-
sion i'll coal mine at GreiSenau. near Dart
mund today.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01

him before. The policeman said 4. j..
Baldwin wanted me tried with the
ground as insanity. He did not come
himself. He sent two parties to me. he
was laid up with bullet wound.
OTHER LOVES.
The woman he had intercourse with
was Mrs. Earl. It was in E. j. Bald
wins private bedroom. They were on
the bed. I left the room as soon as
discovered it. l did not say any
thing. Others saw it beside
me, They were looking through the
window as close to the glass as they
could get. remember Sing as one. he
was the boss of all the Chinese on tne
ranch. There were three white men. 1
don't remember their names. One was
gardner, another was carpenter, out
| don't know who the other was. Ihey
were engaged on the ranch. There were
other carpenters on the ranch, he was
an honest man but he was not very
handsome. would recognize him but l
cannot describe him. He might be bald
headed now. l went to San Francisco
within a wear after l left the ranch. l
nave seen II. y uuLhoOA "a "-~'
saw him in his wife's room when went
to see her. She thought | was on the
ranch. He came In just before lunch
time. was talking with her when he
came in, looking out the window behind
the curtain. His wife stepped out to
meet him and he did not see me. linen
stepped out and he turned as white as a
sheet. 1 met him on the street and he
said he was sorry things had turned out
as they did. major Bell objected to the
presence of q stranger in the room on
the ground that he was annoying him.
After he aske Mr. Kohler to have him put
out, the man walked out.) He intro.
duced me to the doctor at his table.
Here objections were made to ques'
tions about the doctor and the cross
examination was abruptly closed.
Reopened-Left the ranch in Septem
ber, 1879, and I shot X. j. in January,
1883. l asked to be subpenaed In this
case.
1t was stipulated that the dispositions
already taken be used in the other cases.
This brought to conclusion the very
testimony which has been
and had the rooms of the Nota
ry Public been larger there is no doubt
but there would have been full attend
ance,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
A MAN Nearly Killed.


About 2:30 o'clock yesterday mornini
w. Farris, the billiard marker at the
Nadeau House, stopped in at coffee
house on Commercial street. While
there he was accosted by man who
seemed to be under the influence Of
liquor. Farris ordered him away sew
eral times and finally, becoming exas.
perated, struck the man across the face
with a sixshooter, telling him to the
floor. Farris, it is said, followed the
blow up with several others. The man
was very seriously injured, and the res.
taurant bore the appearance of a
slaughter pen. A physician was called,
who attended to the wounded man, and
he was sent to the county hospital. He
recovered consciousness yesterday af-
ternoou and gave his name as j. s,
Manimore. His cheek bone is shat
tered and he is bleeding internally. He
is reported to be very low. with strong
chances that he will die. Farris, who is
q big, fat fellow who has always been
considered the essence of good Iature,
was arrested and arraigned before Jus.
tice Austin yesterday on charge of as.
sault to,murder. He pleaded not guilty,
and his case was set for April 9th at 10
o'clock. He was held iu $4,000 bonds,
which he readily furnished, his bonds.
men being Chas. Eaton, George Butler,
A. Vignolo, G. Bisbee aud Fred Reese.
The reports about the case vary consid-
erably. Some assert that the assault
was unprovoked, while Others say that
Manimore attacked Farris aud the latter
acted in self.defense. It seems strange
that this man Farris should have dis
played murderous intention, as his
easy-goisg nature has been proverbial:
However, the full facts of the case will
come out at the trial, and the HERALD
does not propose to act as judge and
jury in the matter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
ACRES Fo SUBDIVISION.

200 acres west of citv, near BaptistCOl.
lege and on line of extension of
the Second-street cable road.
There is $50 per cent in this piece
of property In IL months as easy as
rolling off q log to men with
money to handle this l can but
say SEE IT; 1t will cost you moth
ing, as l will be pleased to take
you out If you mean business.
10 acres inside city limits and near
Baptist College, right on Second
street cable extension. There Is
Il rs per cent. in this in months.
U Terms easy: 5000 cash, $4,000 in6
| and IL months. .................
9 acres outside city limits for ....... 1900
az acres outside city limits for. ...... 1880
= 22% acres outside city limits for. $4,000
U 5 acres outside city limits for. $1,000
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
l60x165 Spring street. =. -. ......... $4,000
I6Oxl65 Spring street. 49, 600
5Ox165 Spring street .................. 10000
O 6Oxl65 Spring street. t................... 70 WO
9Sxt66 Fort street et.................2 22,5 500
4Dx 80 Los Angeles street. ............. 5000
25x125 Los Angeles street. ........... 800
7Ox165 III ain street t.................,... 1880
36xi75 Upper Main street. ............. 1900
7Oxl75 Upper Main street corner. and
fronts, all improved. rents at $3.50 80 nm
pc month. .........., Z5,WU
I6ax175 JInper Main to New High. ..... 5000
I4sx2nO Alameda street t.............4 43 goo
n a6x125 Main street. improved ....... 50, ,501
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
IN The SUPERIOR COURT

an THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES.
[ s,ata of California-In the matter OF the
sstate al % Of John Rumm. deceased; Pursuant n
ss'sS9 to an @ order made by the Judge OF SAG q
court 20 at this Ssth day Of March, 1857 notice is
given that soncs MSnds ths S n the COY oeyr
Aprr pn: III of this court, in the city and county
d., oi LOS end piace for the hearing of the pc
iuH tition Of ], J. Woodworth praying that the
tiaom n,,tnrS ~, NJ said estate make conveyance
execu.ie xeu.sir land in the town of Santa Monica
20 =, SAID ! ]. Woodworth upon the payment
t Sy him him OF a certain amount OF money &c e
ssid az M estate in said contrsct sgree&d DO TO Dc
paid. u n.nNsu mysi.4w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
Financial.

NEW YoRK, NJ arch 3l.-Three per cent.
Government bonds. 10O9s; four per cent.
coupons. 1886 four and q nalf per cent cou.
Texas. 32s2; Northern Pacific, 2Sas; preferred,
Gu; North " esteIn, 12Osss u New York Central,
iisM; Oregon Navigation, 1925; Transconti-
nental, 8SZ; Improvement. 40; Pacific Mail,
55sa; Texas Pacific. 301s; Union Pacific, 6lN !;
& Co.'S Express. 127; Western Union Tele'
graph, 772s. ,
from 6 to per cent; last loan, N; closed,
offered att. a
Sterling exchange dull; steady; $4.S4N
for sixty day BILLS s4.S6A demand.
Bar silyer-9j.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
FOR SALE BY BEN E. WARD
No. 4 COURT STREET.

l661-Cor. Virgin street, house of
rooms. closets, etc.; lot 72x185.
70 55S-Neat house in East Los Angeles,
convenient to cars, house rooms
and bath; city water; barn, nice
lawr. lodges, flowers. etc.; lot
COX 61-ch zap. p..................... 800
55s, Gu CHM y street near Gable cars,
flowers, etc-2a cash. ............... 800
70 560-Downey avenue, house rooms,
city water, nice improvements,
lot 110xl68 TO alley. y...........;.:;. $50
549-Carr street, house rooms, bath,
closets, etc., completely furnished,
OI lot 70x120. Price ................. $40,
55l-Niath street, on car line, house S
rooms, nard finished, good barn.
553- Washington ST.. house of rooms
and bath, stable. carriage house,
sheds, etc all kinds Of fruits-lot
1Q5xls6-cars pass the door. :..:... 4O0(
o One OF the coziest little homes in Los
Angeles, nice 5.room cottage-cel-
lar, fine cistern. 2-story barn and
small house for servant, almost
under the electric lif hit in East
Los Angeles-hne large lot 120x
1866, literally covered with the
0 finest fruit of every variety.
flowers. shrubbery, lawn. stone
blemish, all neutrality-suspicious.
ion on one days notice-look at 1t.
Terms easy. ....:................; 650O
602-2 new houses, rooms and bath
each, in Park tract Modern con.
veniences. A No. l. Lots 50xl5O.
Easy terms. Price, each ......... 2600
l604-House of s rooms, in University
tract Good well, wiudmill, tank
and stable, all complete. Some
oil fruit Lot t5x270 Price. 6OOO
605-LaIge modern house of II rooms,
on cable line. Fine lawn, flowers,
barn, carriage house, etc. Conner
lot, 50xl55-2s cash, balance on
| time, Price. .............-.... 5000
592-Elmira street; fine location for q
D grocery stOre-House, barn, car
riage house. horse and ph8ton,
poultry and furniture. Lot 60xI00
| Cdsu
591-San Pedro street, corner-Good
house; lot 43x139. Price .......... 400
Part cash; balance, Is months.
l596-Hotel in Pasadena-New three
story building of 2S rooms, with all
u modern conveniences. Stationary
wash stands In every room. All
newly furnished Is doing fine
business Lot 50x160, to alley. Good
!, investment. Pr CO.. ......... 14,000
l5S8-North o i've street-New two story
house of s rooms lot 60x165. Price $500
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Review OF the Days Trans.
actions.

NEW YORK, March 81. The upward
movement in the stock market was resumed
to-day and the steady appreciation OF val
ues met with no setback of importance
throughout the entire day. In the after
noon there was less animation in the mar
ket and the high prices Of the morning we're
not fully maintained. Toward the last
hour, however. there was TT newal of con-
fdence among buyers. and the close was
moderately active and strong at the best
prices of the day.
Government bonds were dull but firm
State bonds were dull and steady.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
SAN FRANCISCO. March s1.-The following
f,L;casd Emit Market.

CHICAGO, March 31.-The prospect for
choice varieties of California oranges,
which had been bad in the early part OF the
and frosted fruit to market first, is growing
somewhat better now, as the fruit from that
section is much better In quality than for
merly. Shipments to this market are grow
ing heavier, one prominent firm receiving
as many as ten cars per week of California
oranges. All other varieties of oranges are
in excellent condition and are meeting
with a ready sale, with the exception Of
some poor and frosted stock, which dealers
are endeavoring to get rid OF at very low
good, solid, JUICY fruit: Riversides, So. 25@
$50; Seedlings, 50 25; Mediterranean sweets,
So. so; Wa hington Nayels, $5.00@5 30; Noun.
tain Mediterranean Sweets, $3. 0093.25 An
geles. 81. 50lQSCO: B,oods, fancy. 5.0007. 90
Tangerines, 50. 3.25@t LES, according to number
in box.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
HOUSES AND LOTS.

573-New cottage cor. Temple street;
5 rooms, bath. summer kitchen; /;
modern coveniences; high bri K
basement, with stationary wash.
tubs; cor. lot 431axl2O to alley; fine
two-story barn, stone walks inside
and out; half cash..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
Chicago Meat Market.

CHICAGO. March 31.-Pork-Steady; cash.
$40. 60 per barrel; May aud June, Szl'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
The Grain Markets.

ht 0IahA NA0HAOSos
DOMESTIC.
sAN Francisco, March 81. "a Wheat -
dull and easy; buyer season, $i.e6N; buyer
'57, SISSY. .,oo
buyer 's7, si.14X per Genital. , oo,< =
Oorn--California large yellow, g713c(gl :02za
per GENITAL; small yellow, $.o71a(@l.lo;
white. $l.05(@l.121a.
CHICAGO, March sl.-Wheat.Clo !;
easy: cash, n 1-16c per bushel; May o@c'
Corn-Steady; cash, S47so per oushei;
June, 4lc.
Parley-52c per bushel.
FOREIGN.
| LIVERPOOL, March 81. = Wheat - que,
but steady; demand poor; holders onei
| Moderately.
Corn-Quiet; poor demand.
ChicnwO Meat Market
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01

p. O. Box 1887.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01
REAL ESTATE.
| IMPORTANT
INVESTORS!
Valuable Property
AT
LOW FIGURES!
REAL ESTATE.

Eighty acres choice land, two miles
from the University; per acre. Sl35O
Twenty acres fine damp land, on ,,o
Western avenue; per acre ..;; Soo
Forty acres-20 acres in fruit, soil
sandy loan, on Western avenue 12,O0o
Five acres In Lick tract; choice prop ~,
| erty; per acre. ........:..a.:... oVV
Ninety acres, Lick tract. in lots OF o, a..
10 and 20 acres; per , acre sSSo ~, ana ana 4oo
divided into 316 lots; lots 5Oxl4O;
wide streets, 2O-'oot alleys. At a
great bargain. A chance to double
Twenty three acres. Marengo tract,
Fine tract for subdivision; at bar
sixty-one feet on Spring st., withtwo-
story building; now paying good
large increase crease WV. r $4,000
Investment. ..................... 25,oco
Forty:hve feet on Spring st.. with mn
sixty sfy1 feet on Fort st., $50 feet deep:
$4,000 building; very near busi.
ness center; a No investment.... 10000
Sixty feet in the best business block
on Spring street,. ................. 7o,ooo
m property to subdivide ............. 100000
Forty-Hve thousand acres of land in
the San Jacinto Valley; per acre.; 10
tural land per acre e................ 12 so
fe Pear naada and siath Streets see'' oo.n 1900
New house and lot, Thompson street. ,,,o
Five % fine lott lots in Ellis tract: each: :. 1000
Five hundred and sixty-two acres
land adjoining city limits; excel 49,,
lent for subdivision; per acre 4oo
One of the finest corner lots for
residence on Figueroa street;
Three lots, lsexl90 to 2o-foot alley,
corner Figueroa and Manhattan
streets; elegant residence prop
erty; at bargain. Observation-Disclosures. -
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n dcuh-o- rolu. LoIn,-n, ror.,io,in,
.imult,rlor.I, vi, [.r,ird,, ~. ,,.,''
AS viii. l.n ..r,i,',,' ~, u',.r..
tur,tion Lr bn,.t ,.l,l, i,.th' 81. ',ob,ro,
minister .,N 81. ap,b...s5cr 'mnJcr
iou'. NNUu but wos j,rrivnd Of
L.. ntIicn mud nyIlcd A.. TOW War. .,otc,
h. ,trti, oto d.,.rrp 1lirrr,cl sg9ir..
all those VINO Lad takrn any uar, In
the lc.th of Kiur Ioui. \NI Nn
uded Ms lite nj Trieste. mi. SON.
ho. finding Tint. owing to ME- uaul'
90. rouchc being syuouvmnr. ,N
treason and UupliriN. hc.V.. unnHIr
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SUM. or rmD ni,m.e>.


She Wa,ihc Fn,urii" Lnd, ~ Waitin.
to the Princess ot Wales.
PAAIs, MArrA H. The Durh,~-
\ pO'r,n,c committed suicide to-day
Mbowiug her bruins out win ~ re-
DIV It Is replricd tuu site Nea-
verwrought wilhgrt.i pt we recent
ieath ot her husband
TIL Duchess d'Otrantc Wa tne
nlaugnDor OF Meor-Gencral Cumt
,tediugk, iuspcctor-genrrel OF cavalry
nSv eden In 1855 she married the
hon. William Grey, eighth On OF the
second Earl Grey, aud resided for
.. some time with hun in Paris. where
her husband held the post of ,ccrc,a.
~ of the British Embassy. Tu' tact
that her brothcr.in.Aw, ,,eucral
Grey, Wa comptroller otthc newly
tormed household ot the prince OF
Wales gave her au ,-iou OF renew.
Ing hcr iotmcr intimacy with the
prince OF Wales. whpm @hr hai
known IN Danmark, nnd in lN6l -hc
D 49," "'' '''' " ''c' roy - " =" .'''' -"
PIC William Grey died, aud during
ne following eight years his widow
oua u" ''''''i " I'',,"' ~" ''
smo ,,.., , Wv" =, t.-s lo
il, ro,u,. 7,,,,,, 49,, ..,... aI
- "'St'o'9p'i Wv an"
OF many friends IN England by cod'
racing marriage with Der rola-
I've Count Gu.tAve dGtrante. who.
MAN doau, ofnis fotn.r IL, iohruor,
- ''O"''' ~ w. '"''''' - WV var
- year. s"ccoo"''' W inc '''e o.
auKc' conferred upon his grrndta-
Their, the notorious chief.of.policr
Fouchc nv Nen,lcon Norviuh.
r
AZ, '''' '''' '''o ''"ouuHN
uo'rAnto spent most of the remain
ing yars of her hie abroad. the prin-
cess of W,Ios i,si.t.d ,,o, .,, .ho,lt
co,,;, '''''''0 ''' '''"''
>'"'e 10 ho'" lho honorary post OF
aay in'wgiting, or, rather, as IT is
ermed in the official list OF ROYAL
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PLAN OF THE DRAWING.i

business Waco the
numbered high a tho tickets will be placed ina
selected by the ticket holders will be bundfoded The first
tenth hticth uulrc number the audience do
viii subscriber holding the corresponding number to the
which will be given spot The ofho
person be published and WEEKLY EXAINER
aud the subscriber drawing he zhe will be
notified by mail rs well through his her
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t:DDN ITEMS.


Iudcrd-->h""pn"n are wore For
IuuuIU--Notrs.
Curre-poudcucp u' Tho EXAMINER
EDDY, April S.-Much uncasncss L.
expires ed by the people generally on
account of the drouth. II would be
impossible now to raise u good crop
at cora, owing to the ravagc. OF the
birds aud insects, which have reduced
the stand TO about half. Sumo nay"
planted cotton and others are waiting
tor rain, but the most people are be
coming respondent.
Eddy is trying tor artcsian wafer.
\ depth of 500 feet has been reached
Mud there j. no water vet. The parties
boring are under contract to go 800
lrct further ii water is not reached
sooner
The school, are in prosperous
condition.
+ Idly has astrOng prohibition club
with rapidly increasing membership.
There will be prohibition plculc
later in the spriug. steps have been
taken To procure orators OF cminuncc
and n good TIM" Is expected The
cltilaus OF Ma-ter,vilic and the sur
rounding, viii be invited to Co
operate.
The l.adie-' Aid soIety IL dong q
good work, and furnishes regularly u
pleasant entertainment.
Shccpmen are happier than any one
else, because the stress OF the times
touches that interest lightest and
wool is bringing u good price.
! learn thnt the Mas crsvill' ga
works are in good condition. go
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,rhe mcrchcr Mcmnrinl

NEW IoRK, April s.-rhc Becchcr
Memorial committee held a meeting
last evening NJ Brookly, Hnd after
reading letter from Dr Parker, of
London, extended TO him an invita-.
ton To como over to Brooklyn and
deliver the Grafton nj the Beechcr
memorial meeting. No date WAS fixed
for the Grafton, but it is expected that
it will occur June "A, the anniversary
of Mr., Bee cher7 birthday. Following
is copy of Or, Parker'- letter;
Daiehain Gardens, tilI John Ave-
nue., \ W My Dear sir The
invitation such rs YOU refer to would
certainly cause me to thin, much be-
fore declining il, yet dare not an
rWer nm informal and unofficial inqui.
~. such an Grafton ~ you indicate
would take long time to prepare, but
! would make the time il other things
concurrcd let events shape them
selves ~ God wills. Whatever can
do toward our sainted friends memo
ry shall be dOne with my whole heart.
JOSEPH PARKER.
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wevinski T. Levine.
The Jewelers. From Whom Was Purchased Written Warrant Going With III
Watch This Watch is Now


In One Of lGysRsm lGvNGS Show Window, Austin Street Year Fourth
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ny grauuatcd hd- and Karititi- a
hort time since -hc had 10 be lead
around. Many Physicians have tried
10 cure her but in vain NOW, by
Or. lcttilt'- assistance, she i, ablc to
see sufficiently well 10 Walk around
safely without assistance and soon
will have her sight completely re-
stored Literally, she comes out OF
darkness into light
1t should be added. for general IN
formation, that the doctors stay m
!his city is limited, ~ he has calls
elsewhere, and those who desire his
valuable services should see him early
or it may be too late once with
Or. Curtis. corner Washington aud
sixth street.
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Dr. Curiis Isnow in waco. once, cur-
ner Washington and sixth streets.
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J. S. CURTIS, NJ. D.



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81. .r
'~ 'r.'. '' N'''"'''-''~ ~'ir.
~ amid the physical il'~ That
h. -, his. .or..t. f., n,.....,,....i
Wv 'Nl' '''''''"'
'0P"laIlNl we are iuIII
aware with low much ~oIici.
tudc the family physician Ina,
Iabor.dtn imnrc.. m,ou hi.
patron, and fine p,lblj, ,l,.
idea that nIl ,pcrialj~,, orr
u,lark.. and more particularly
the -,rciali,t who darr- to
hril,,. fine hnnn nr Lrnl'l fam
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-09

Ponds Extract tor pain. Almost bv
wor d of mouth alone its reputation
and use have sprocd through half the
house holds IN tie land.